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Vertex: is the point where two or more one-dimensional elements (curves, vectors,
lines, rays, or segments) meet.
Radius: of a circle is any segment that joins the center to any point on the circle. The
length of the radius is half that of the diameter.
Hexagon: is a polygon made up of six sides and six angles. The hexagon to be a regular
polygon has to have all its sides and angles equal, otherwise it would be an irregular
polygon.
Equilateral: In Geometry they are those triangles that have all their sides equal.
circumscribed: it is the circumference that passes through all the vertices of a polygon
and completely contains said figure inside.
central: it is a type of angle whose vertex is the center O of a circle, and whose sides
are two radii corresponding to two different points of the circle A and B.
regular: In Mathematics and Geometry they are convex polygonal figures that have all
their sides and interior angles equal.
Center: is the point from which all the points of the circumference are equidistant.
diagonal: it is any segment that joins two non-consecutive vertices of a polygon or a
polyhedron.
internal angle: it is an angle formed by two sides of a polygon that share a common
vertex, it is contained within the polygon. A simple polygon has only one internal angle
for each vertex.
perimeter: is the sum of the lengths of the sides of a flat geometric figure.
polígono: es cualquier figura cerrada con tres o más lados rectos. Que sea "cerrada"
significa que no debe tener agujeros y que todos sus lados estén conectados.
Lado: Una de las líneas que forman una figura plana (bidimensional). O una de las
superficies que forman un objeto sólido (tridimensional).
triángulos son polígonos de tres lados, pero estamos seguros de que eso ya lo sabías.
El triángulo es el polígono fortachón.
hexágono, es una figura que está limitada por seis lados (es decir, por seis segmentos
de recta). Por su configuración, también cuenta con seis ángulos internos y con seis
vértices.
regular a un polígono cuyos lados y ángulos interiores son iguales entre sí. Los
polígonos regulares de tres y cuatro lados se llaman triángulo equilátero y cuadrado,
respectivamente.
La apotema es la distancia más corta entre el centro del polígono y uno de sus lados.